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Clint Arthur is the #1 best-selling author of multiple books, including “Breakthrough Your Upper Limits on TV” , “Breakthrough Your Fear of Public Speaking on Local TV” and “What they Teach you at the Wharton Business School.” He is a speaker and makes frequent appearances on podcasts, television and syndicated radio shows, inspiring millions of people to live larger, more intensely and with more impact on the word.
BECOMING A COACH
Clint was driving a taxi while living in Hollywood, California, chasing his dream to become a famous actor. On New Year’s Eve in 1999, made an oath to himself that he would change the way he was showing up in the world, and focused on his personal development. He invested in himself and took many different types of coaches programs, and as he changed on the inside, so did his circumstances. He left taxi driving and got into the gourmet food industry. He started making money and met a beautiful woman, who encouraged him to get into real estate. In 2008, while at a self-help men’s retreat, he considered the question: “If this was going to be the last year of my life, what would I want to accomplish?”. He hired a publicist and started getting booked on small local tv stations to discuss that question, and began making many calls to start booking himself. Once he figured out a strategy that worked, he developed his own books and systems to teach others how to create celebrity and become known authorities on various subjects by getting booked on TV shows.
CURRENT COACHING PROJECT
Promoting his newest book, “Performing on TV” as well as hosting an upcoming conference for speakers.
SOME QUOTES FROM THE INTERVIEW
- “The most important thing that you do in business is the marketing of your business”
- “It doesn’t matter if you’re the greatest coach in the world, if people are not aware of your greatness and what you can offer them”
- “If you create enough celebrity in the eyes of your customers and prospects, it’s possible for you to make an outstanding living”
- “The reality is the people on TV are the people who focused on getting on TV to use it as a competitive advantage in a crowded marketplace”
- “It’s all practice until you get your own show; you have to practice the way you want to play”
- “It’s never going to be perfect, don’t expect it to be”
INTERVIEW LINKS
